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EVICTING TEXAS FARMERS.
An Enslish Syndicate Orders Them to Leave
the Lands They Have Improved.

An Enslish Syndicate Orders Them to Leave
the Lands They Have Improved.
FORT WORTH, Texas, Oct. 14.-The settlers
Of the Texas Pan Handle are agitated over q
recent order from the manager Of tho Rocking
Chair Ranch Company calling upon them to
leave their homes, which tho company say are
in their DOMAIN. along the border Of Wheeler
and Collinsworth counties. In 1888 a colony
started q settlement on Elm Creek and the
Salt Fork OF Red River. Soon after an English
syndicate purchased OF the New York and
Texas Land Company 237 sections Of land
and Immediately fenced this In with alter
mating sections Of school lands. The tract thus
enclosed 10 twenty miles wide by thirty. miles
sSa OF the fPa
settlers held on with logged persistence, and
continued to grow In ngmbers, The work OF
contemptuous disregard Of the high wire fence
which the company had placed around the
range. The settlers claimed an equality ,0f
domain, and hoped soon to be able to purchase
the land on which they had made homes.
gave notics oa Mondays OF thai the SSd
been paying rent to the State since the 4th Of
July. and he ordered tho settlers to leave at
pointed Msssrs. BOYD and jones' to iavsst d
Ross setting forth their claims and SAYING that
from two to four years labor They say that
lands in common with them ior four Years s and
have paid no rent until last July They appeal
70 the Executive to protect their rights and
warming The winter Is upon them, and they
shs d s1s f Ass q
S SSpsI wy ~ Sss, Sa tAe lA'i
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iuent OF seis-seeking isadsr-. Il 10 socialism,
that Strengthens HIS Independence, en-
iaIess hiS Enowlsds9 q, sccno9ic ssieppsss re,
n ali things Tho master 81 bis own destiny, u
Il the only form Of aesociation, too, that
can secure cooperation. o sSs rndSr u,, ~
and bound to NO srticleg o. war or discipline.
social science By snccessfai demonstration are
proved TO be In the wrong, incorporation will
bring conditions under which there will be no
cise 81 other than ieGislative and judicial Juno
tions. But they are. not In the, wrong. They
learn TO make uniyorsei Q social order which
IN now only partial and Incomplete. One only
ia iagRard and the other Up dull In perceiytng
- WML1AM NELSON BLAcK
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s1yB xHr YOUNG MEN CHANCE

Hurer,us Veterans thas are Aftsr usms-
cratic Nsninatiens This Year.
Tho veterans are after the political earth
In Tammany this yeat. In the contest OF State
Senators, for instance-there arc seven to DO
elected from New York city this year-the four
candidates who have already actively declared
themselves have boon before the people 10 long
that tho time extends back almost to q previous
generation. Thus ono Of the mon now candi-
date for Senator went to Albany originally In
1868 He was reelected In 1879. He was
Alderman in 1870 and 1871. he hold q lucra-
tive city position until 1876. whom he was Q
candidate for tho Assembly andwas defeated.
In 1888 he was elected State Senator. In 1885
he was reelected for two years more. He is
ton, which would make almost consecutive
ofIlce.holding for twen,ty.o,he years ears. a..
Another SanddatSh 1871 r tnS senate va mrs
was so defested for tho same position
IN s fsS II Il ss IL ssn
iSr TWO yssrs more q 1886 He 4 now 3 canal:
sion Of this term have had almost twenty three
eS, named sa
ONCE ia 1871 BE was then detected i9T the
1874 and 1875 he was successful; In 1876 he
was sent BY the democracy 70 congress IN
ran for Congress-, and was defeated. In 1882
he was reelected Congressman. and In 1884 was
again chosen Being denied q nomination for
the nth time, In 1886 he bolted the union tiok-
Of, and 10 now, 1887. preparing to 60 to Albany
for two years.
of sending to the Assembly man who was
hrst chosen to represent this district In Albany
IN 1861, During the twsnty.six years since
six times elected Alderman. four times nom
mated for Congress and once chosen, once
cratic candidate for Civil Judge.
One OF the candidates for district Judge on
the Democratic side fret ran for ONCE In 1855.
He started BY being Alderman for five years,
was then state Senator for four, and after.
years district Judge. he Is y candidate for six
more. and has been twice defeated for state
ton for that position, four times IN al: Three
been presiding In their respective districts for
twelve ysafs each. II renominated and re-
viii mark tie political record OF each.
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BUCK0 sAnoRs

~ ornament
FS,iee Circles Ne Le.ssr.
All AROUND the inside Of case back Of the
sereeant's disk In the Madison street police
station arc hung slung shots. sabres. knives.
pistols. jimhies. skeleton keys. clubs. and sand
bags. Withthe exception OF tho knives and
revolvers. most Of the weapons are Of home
manufacture. A sandbag. formed Of canvas
secured with rope. had some darkly sug-
gestiya spots on II. >,
Yes" said. tho Sergeant. medisotivviy ~
think they are blood. It was taken. from .
drunken sailor who tried to use 1t on an oflcer..
A brutal-lookipg slungshot was fished out by
the Sergeant. It was made Of dump Of lead
fastened on to an iron scraper. such as is used
on shipboard. A handle of twisted copper wire
geve good grip. The sharp iron edges Of the
scrsper projected on each side Of the lead and
added the advantages OF a knife to its other
Of fsndish Ingenuity could hardly be devised.
"That.wss taken from bucko sailor" said
What sort of an animal is thatr inquired
Weil, = mighty tough one. You don't see
plenty, In the Fourth ward especially. They
Tey aaa
were the tous hest human beings s s saw win il
bard With the sleep beo
zero and get up, the next day as fresh and
clipper as though they had been reclining on
beds OF down In COSBY, well-heated bedroom.
~ remember ono OF them who came near
killing q mate Of mine In the Fourth; The
tried to run him In. and In about two seconds
no was standing on his head In the gutter. and
the felfOw was whaling him with hts own club.
i took si1 d them to get she fslloW in and
they tore every stitch Of clothing from his body
before they reached the police station. Every
one OF them bore some mark OF the ARRAY.
That fellows muscles were as hard as IRON"
why did they call them bucko sailors 2" In
They belonged on tho LIVERPOOL packets"
Among the other trophies was brush used
rine. an italian raepicker, was killed in q quar-:
rel with .milkman some years ago In front Of
A Rutgers street. A pencil was preserved as q
reminder Of peculiar and sad occurrence. A
bright little girl came down the stairs OF Mad
the s
tom OF the stairs and the point OF the pencil
Do you see this3 Where dc. you suppose
We got It = asked the Sergeant. holding up
had large. easy spaces for the fingers,
while SIX sharp. bristling points rose from the
4 Pole !, "A, Adolf Kua,er came in here On
wanted to know whetSsr he could not sell IT to
thu, police. He said the Russian police used It.
and he thought he might sell 1t tothe members
There are not so many, tough chsracters in
toughs have changed In character in the last
and hang out further up town."
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ere teo eQttagss. many recently puilt Al A q
yssrs 200 Esskly hays been spsnt On ~. az
Hall. There are four gchocls In different par.
ishes In which 40 children are taught, al
built and supported BY the proprietor. He
has RESTORED the Hall church and given Il
sS hsss four q Witch cone s. 2T
s s cs5su5ies besides this he has g,
Thirteen bridges have been thrown over The
river meenderinG through tho estate. which
fogr. ornamental ones over Q trout stream at
last Seronries IN Ensia1d. nearly 40 ' pairs oi
birds building. their neets I'm the topnanst
branchee of the lne old Scotch .flrs, Tho
Prince OF Wales and the Duke Of Edinburgh
haye their suites Of rooms ct the Hall. and do
not often fail to como down In November for
Q three days casnage q the strictly preseryed
and large long after the opening time when they
begin 70 be In seaeon. OF such estates and Of
these tslands, 90 many indeed, that they sink
into the relative obsourity Of multitude.
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sosr oyv1cs PArxzra
nIen who Think Thesr Devtess, Weu1S
orentiy Tnnreve the Mali Service.

orentiy Hnnreve the Mali sorvtee.
wAsHrNaroN. Oct. l4.-Esriy in Decem-
ber tho Post once Department. win
give hearing to inventors Of pat.
ented bag ties, card fastenings. and mail
alps for use in the nAil service, = Is the GUS
acter once in four years. and the advertise
tracts for equipments are made.
Mr. Henry L. johnson who has been .s , the
0Ssa. ~ -. ~ u,,.s.oa y. ..o .o. ~
omce department Tor great many years ana
hin, ID iooked mon "a a rantlam an ana a man
- .. :. -. a.. .o ~ ~. sA. 10
OF sen,us Dy tne hven.ors ior Few week , pc,
patentes as NO enters the ONCE addresses Mr.
Juass After the awards all the aissnDo,n
cd inventors vent their feelines by calling him
a sooundra, and a iobber and : man Of no dis.
%
j. bottsr equipped than any similar service in
Tn M within ,sv ys.rs !. wa tho custom to
ito y :.s. 81, cont ,.s !, and bulk UNI,
time the sack was opened. The destination OF
the sack was marked upon wooden tag.
which was tied to the cord with Irvine. Under
snis eysse.h nunu.eus VI son. NJ Soiu anu %
we're wasted every year en ~ this Item si9n n
died, and now the mail sacks are fastened with
combined cord and tag. which can DO Teadtly
itself y metal, having a slot. In which i iis
inserted ioldea paper. on one siue 81
on The otser e The n name Of the sert Who Is
charged with the duty OF nlling the sack. the
name 81 the mall route eyer which ne travels N,
hs sysss% t.
sible tor them are called 70 ACCOUNT. FREQUENT
Every time new insentions arc o inyitsd aoz,
eas 20 adyeeate tber 'hs
thing which p an 81 GSss
pee1 pabba ay IN to Ha monnY
only to be disappointed in the end. About
mail sack which ! he was sure would greatly H..
vas sstonLsSsd e ma re. dsvI S;, exactly
Drought IN tie ior fastening sssks used n the
sssssEsa sssi: Ana + sgsssntssd "a. W e
latter; Hs left his device in the department for
examination ana went nome. Few DAYS after
ns o1 py RAE
had moi, been opened since he left 4. there was
BY eight inches in size, upon. which M john
partmept." and the date when the merits OF the
~ nag yossson sss stories o, the
Inventions; He even says that the historic
Grayes.Ciliey duel IS vas the result 81 az anair
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ftutions remained. such as they had inner.
I'd with their colonial charters and laws.
LBnt ; as the country had taken q step. and 4! z
Vas to Be Expected that The Instinct Il personai
Endependence would be much stronger In the
land. It was to be presumed that . stronger
feeling 3, ss would take possss
been the spirit manifested under the inspira-
tion Of our institutions. No country
snse sabso 70 No os
States; and # S ri s. bssst,ai 70 ssy sSss il
pllshed In the same length Of time, But the
work done has been all or nearly nearly all personal
Trough anythina else than the indspendent
machinery Of finance and industry. can claim
to have been more than second or third rate
every step of substantial progress has been
oHeratlnE with only such aids as they them
This reasoHing NAV be thought to lead in the
full people the shadow Of monopoly has hung
like nightmare over this country for more
Pc
or o good paraaraphist who is not possessed OF
q. large vocabulary full OF such words and
sreed. rights q the people. protectieS q the
Claptor. But the use OF Lno6o WOrQ6 ana
phrases In this country 10 most excellent Jest:
and the humor Is not lessened when they are
pronounced with solemnity and apparent sin
cerity. Corporate greed ID the origin Of our
highest material achievments.. and monopoly.
so-called is our chief public blessing. ..Corpo-
rate greed has built 100000 miles Of railway In
an incredibly short space OF time, and enabled
us to ride one thonsand miles ct the former
cost Of riding one-fitth part the distance. Our
sp bstantiai and well .oonditioned old neighbor.
privilege. Of riding across The State; and she
thS pEaetice been broken up Ry sSrIersts greco;
TO recognize the force that makes the superior
sonal association untrammelled and indie
pendent, and Trusting to nothing for success
but the Individual force OF It's component parts
We must not forget that In law the corporation
"a only an idealized Individual; an srtlhcially
created being. II is true but furnished with the
arms of q Briareus, and induced with every
right TO which an Individual may lay claim Is
Ii too strong for the dispersed activities OF
men. feeble and dependent In thoir isolated
pursuit Of n subsistence or gninY Then why
do men remain Isolated and feeblef Individ-
uallsm does not consist In standing alone. II
finds its strongest expression In the manage
ment OF corporate Affairs.
Incorporation u the true socialism. the real-
ixation OF that dream Of cooperation which
philanthropists have INDUCED and eommon-
place bustnYeg men hayo made. objective. 1t
I4pot, aootaliam Yhich 9nnthilAt4e the Ind.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-28
SIR n taten.

Nrs. Ehsbe gbeslep, Tetsrior, glat
Gpnttp, Soma, iprtGler islsenoe mrrtelis'
0iIiorie, ium betrGftes al Bpeus andre 3ro
paanere: Seq cr 10 Nar snmmsi os bar prrr
plaget al ~EDreip3conrne % 2ambeo / mang
War. auuoe life tlGbe mig ubeu Slrlp. RI 2
leg fri for al Smerte % sr iitauS til at ubisr
alt nit cset SaSarbeioe. Seq lfploer min "a
til electric Sitters iorut baue forupct mi
linsoom pg fulbitGnois b%orttn9et al Smertr
prgo en- SlnIfe. Slot so Gents s. 8. Mort
1untsrp & Gc's Gpptbet. Salses pua Npot
beter / ale Bper. "a
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-28
Se jamreoe Tia life. Yaa en-

Se jamreoe fig life. Iaa en- Sern=
banereiie til Chicago fit nplis en- euro
peer to &ibben fnuit. llbefienbt meo
amerifanlfe 5orbolo git ban til Yolitiet
for at beflase Jig.
"Spao for nOset?" ubbrpber Bolitis
meiteren, "sjsr 9e Braat for iaa libet?
5or nosle 9use iioen baobe Ri 80 bsbe
Der, os insen af benz beflasebe iis."
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-28
On Glaife helbreoeoe ham.

u. 8. 9bompion, Rpdforb, Su., ffriper:
Seq bar peret plaset al Gatarrb / Here
Iar, cs intet linorebe mine Smerter, fprenb
tes ferisste "TapiIon gatarrb Cure. Seq
fulste BrugsanuisujHfcr, % meb minbre
enb en- SLATE bier les scl5rchet". "Eapi1on
(grtract Of Star GGtorr5 Grre" befbrebet
grondial Gatarrb, &altcGntarrb eller 'FRONT.'!
Gatarrb, osiaa 5orijelelie ps "Sap<Seser".
Stcre SLATER fun 81. 3ilialss boz 6. s,
Ieiier, 9ecorab, Soma, os bos paalibelise
9russiiter operalt 2)
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-28

gfterrGpnte DANTE / Imerifa inofaloe.
lom Irpinser | Hoer / 9anmarf % / Gil
f9loe al oeres 9so inotaloes oeres narmelt,
Slastninse:
Tiuum Safobien af Sinoal.
SsrSen, Marie % &aren Soiie 2arien.
Sans Sartbolom9us Sanien at aipben
baon.
Mtaos CLAUS Sanien af Ssirebe.
Sans 5rils, emanuel Sanien 5riis, N9ar.
tine Sauien 5riis.
Wulise Irpinser efter 8iriten Marie SEES
persoatter al gabp, Der bar gift meo Sus
manc Inoers Gbr. Mortenien. Sun pa,
fDot 1922 / Nlanitrap at Soralorene Soelss
mano Sesper 9aurien os Suitru Snse,
Nielsoatter.
Inoers Gnoerien % g. y. Gnoerien, Ssn.
ner al Naren Yeoersbatter af Sorum.
Berthe Warie Nieliine Nnoerien, Date,
al anosrs &asmusien Suiteien Of Naitrop.
Sens 2arien at 2eoBies Splter aareu
2arien, reilt til Nmerifa 1870.
Naos Chr. % guton gbriitian gbrijten.
fen, Spinner al Suseier Of Sonosrlfoo Rar,
Gbriitian Waoien R9pbaf.
Better 9orenb Dunlop. gift meo ,yrances
Caroline Wubie.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-28


SrGbt al en- Sat. @n liben Yise,
Batter af en- gnfe / ajpbsnbapn, er /
o'sle 9ase afsaaet ueb 8pben iom
5slse at ct @attebib.
Den lille Yise buube nemlis en- Seat,
Ger bar benbes itabise 2esefamerat, os
Nonl &eslen ONT 0atten laa peo Siben
az penoe | Sensen. 9pret bar meset
'r0n't os bapoe albris siort Barnet
nosen 5ortreb.
gten pluoleli9 en- Scat for ct Bar
gage lioen paasnebe Moberen peb, at
0arnet uoitsoer nosle Suin; bum itaar
W tanoer 2ps, % fer ba til i'm Sfref
Os 6%ortpiolelie, at Barnet lisser ipsm.
Heloe ! lit 8lob meb ct aabent !Sul |
o'rnoen, bpprfra 8lobet pelber ub.
Yaa benbes Sfris ilebe en- 3abofone
H. % oeo iorenebe sluitrenseller isste
Ve MI laa sobt iom mulist at faa 8lo.
us' 'fanoiet, inotil aasen Tom tiliteoe.
garnet bar imiolertio aIerebe ba iaa
ay"aattet al bet fore 8lobtab, at bet
sIs" Oeo DSoen auereoe inben eassms
Set bar aatten, Der bapbe brebt fin
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-28

The comical trials of pleasure-huntfng
are capitally told by Kate Field in HAIR
PER's MAGAZINE for October, in an auto
biographical story, called sour Summers
Outing" The exasperating adventures of
this vacation party in a n obscure New York
village form a diverting history for the
after summer period, and Frost's charac-
~teristic illustrations render its humorous
scenes all the more vivid.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-28
OpDs=8rDflamae
RpfpIie siiiteret ben 8Sc ausuit 1887
Then. instn b%uit,,n man fai sisr, fine Anm,I,elir u
ior arpinssy u~ssnIanSs 1 Mar.

" " WIZ SliIiElti VIII wv ttuHhlt 1901
Bpet eiter aioeoe 9aaromaubsiolt 5orbieru
&riitsuie ps Gaie ariitensoatter @rinoe al
Sijolb. Zen / Nmeriia p9renoe Nrping,
9atter Anna 9Orbisrnsoatter, gift meo Grit
Gritieu @rinoe, inofaloes.
= Boet efter aIosoe 5olseiOlf 0tartba
@uueersoatter % Sobaunes Sobanneien
Msrt al Sutbal. 9en {, Nmerlta uRrenoe
Nrpins, 9atter 8ari Sobannesoutter grous
Spn, Spen Spenien Crop, inbtaloes.
4fers Sfltterst, lobe Nusuit 1887. Sor.
serbpboiit Sens Nilien 9Ieitarss 9eosbo.
Saoelmaser Nuton Sanien % Gbriitian
Sanien, Der er opsiune iom grpiuser / Soet
os opbolpe fig / Mlnueiota, inoialoes.
- Yerte aarite Clsoatters % benoes
isjenlepeube Niano Ole Solberss JRlesbo
al Dtalurtaalen l SGrum. 8aroliae Soieline
gbriitianlen, Bottom, Nrnerita, % ytils 8ul>
liflen, bpis Spboloslteo er Stiiteretteu ubes
tienof, inofaloes.
Yeb 5oieus Sprenifriperies Stiftejuriss
oittion benituar iplsenoe Sper unoer Ses
Rambling:
/. nj Bjprnprs 5biaslas.
Otter aiopoe Susmauo Die Siien Nebers
bal.
Otter afbsoe 8aar. @ntenano @slat Siur.
fen SopItao.
Otter aibsbe 8aarioIf SHsebrist Nilien
3grpis os Suitru Spfie Gletba Sansoatter.
Otter ofopoe Susmanb Ole Berg airan.
Spnnen Sluf formtntlis / amerita.
Otter afosoe Yise SnSebors @itensoatter
Nasas. gfopoes Batter, bpis ysaun life
pioes, lfal opbuloe iis / Nmerita.
2. vi Nafjoros 2biHslas.
Otter aippoe Yise ariitiane grita batter
Joultau. 5rap9renoe Nrpins: SBiteroatter
Yetra ariltiansoatter, gift meo goparo 81
pertien 8abl, antaselis stew gort, inotaloes.
Norbre SeDemarfens Stiiteret ben
24be Qusuit 1887. Soet efter afopoe @aaros
bru9er Subn 2boritenien Mpfteluaien al
Riussafer. Sen frau9renoe Nruins, @fbps
oes Ssieripn Ssrre S%obanneien, Der ital
cpboloe fig i Imerifa, tnotaloes.
Striube % Selbo Siifteret, 2Ooe
Nusult 1887. Soet efter &aarenfe &jeriti
Warie 9arsoatter Sjeloen % ipr afoBoe
Mano Salpor Semen Sjeloen af 2einltran>
ben. Boets / Nme,ifa perenoe Nroing, Sat.
terisnnen Cars Sanieu Storler eler Clubbing,
inofaloes.
gbriitionia Stifteret, 26oe Suli 1887.
8pet efter aibpoe gnfe Yernile 9ulbranoien
ps fpr afbpoe Rano 3pmmermanb Yeoer
8ulbranoien. ia bet for Sfiiteretten er OPP
gipet, at nGpnte Gnte Yerniae @%ulbranclens
mpnOise 9atter &arine Eeberien lfal BIO /
Nmerifa, 1873 gberrp Street, News Yorf Gitp,
inbtaloes.
- 9a Gpitaant yiilS Smlteos eiterlabte
Mibler, Der | Senbolo til &rissraab 5lprs
5eitamente al lite December 1887 for ell Del
lfal tilfalbe &pniul ytils Smltebs Geicenoens
ter, ct taset UNDER Bebanolins peo n9rp9=
renoe Sfifteret, inbfaloes beroeo al n9pnte
glrpiuser. Der er irapGrenoe, nemlis: Olaf,
Wartine % gtils Smiteo, buis Spbolositeo
er Upsiuet at bore Sanonids- Cerne, bpor
ben iioltes Noresie ital bore Samafuapoto,
Wani, ianlt Crib Smiteo, Der untaees al
ppboloe Jig | Imerifa.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-28
Tenfninaens Werbi fan life purberes

99nfninsens 8arbi fan life purberes
bsit moi. Ietop bet famine meo BET
beoite al enbper Ting. 8rus Or. 8iaes
Ions Positive Cure for ale SloebeEns
oenbe ! Salieu % 9unserne, bpis 8
letter Bris paa en- burtis os srunbis
Selbrebelie. Smaser bebaselia. so
Gents os s1.00. Tilialss bos 8. $.
Wontsomerp & Co., DEBORAH, Soma.
(September).
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-28

Silsipelis Seiltaselie. gn gelocis
pebrptter fjprer lioe paa Granddaughter.
ellie 9ruls fommer ipringenbe inc
os raaber al iulb Sals:
"Ntor, Wor, ber fommer en- Sfjars
i1iber, iom er Bit gall"
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-28

Tag gber iuare for uerbilsie Otter
li9ninser at DR.. Jones' Red Glover
Tonic. Den aste belbrebsr !6opebpine,
piles 0pspepiia, Qsue, Malaria os
ytpres os 9eueripsoomme. Yris so
Gents. 9ilialss bos s. 8. WOntsoz
merp & 60, 9ecorab, Soma.
(September.)
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-28
Alt M ultgt.

"Iet er en- lem 3oIfe. On bar. OH
ifulbe ipgrse min Sage tilraabs. San
~ireiite nit Gin iijor." "San, buab
feileoe Gu oa?" Seq par falbet /
8anoet os lise Deb at orutne; iaa trat
ban mig pp."
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-28
On aammel Graftfarl.

On sammel Graftfarl. geper
Sans Sanien peo gmmelep Wsae fplots
ifplse "5pens 7io." nplis SS gar. vt
ban er rait os rsris enbnu, bepiite ban
for nosle 9ase iiben peb at iatte ct
belt @urnlas, liseiOm ban Sommeren
isiennem bar tlemt paa, iOm ban pleier,
meo Yausriet fra ST. Al a 5 ON Wor'
senen til benimob SOlneosans. 5or ct
aars lib iibsn git ban til OSenie %
bjsm isien, benueb 5 Mil paa en- Dag,
os ban er life uibere banse for at siens
tase bette Experiment iaar. 9ans Sus
itru sr s3b Slar os liot ipaselis, bog
open Senge.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-28

The poetry of the October HARPER's will
consist of three small gems, namely, "Aaron
Wooing,"b by Edmund Clarence Sted-
man, illustrated by Howard Pyle; "A
by Amelie Rives; $40 a Most
Comely Lady," by Louise Imogen Quincy.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-28

9looforsiitniug. 0prlase Weper
/ 8ielerap, Der af bet OHentlise bar
beorbret til at unoerisse, boorpibt ben
tiolisere pmtalte Spsoom blanot Suna
bene i @jsrab Sosn ifulbe bore Sunoe>
salifab, bar iiplse "Silfeb. 3D." peb
benne unberisselie tilfsiet fig en- &ift
paa ben enc Saano, 9poraf Der er OPP
itaaet en- farlis glOoforsiftnins, iaa Or.
Reper bar maattet inblasse fig paa
Spsebuiet / Sibors. Der er bog Saab
ON, at en- W%mputation at Slrmen fan
u~nbsaaes. Sen blanbt Sunbene ops
traabte Spsbom er life Sunbesalifab,
men antases at bore en- neroSS 5orm al
SunbeIpge.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-28
Selpbepiolheo. 2ereren /;

Selubepionheo, 2ereren: ".6pem
bar ifabt 8erben?"
glepen: "Sen fiere Cub"
2areren: "Ss 0i9?"
glepen: "Osiaa ben fjare Sub, men
fun (uiier meb 5insrene) oa jes bar iuu
fife; bet eprise er jes uoret af mig
ielp."
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-28

"ger 6ebfte @erocn" fan meb Sonb
heb 0rigss 9lpccrinsS alpe fables. Zen
helbreber Gurtist 5faar, cpreoen PUB,
Bronbianr, snar, Biles, Stab % aGe
Glass. SuoubTet. 9ilSalss Dos 8. s.
montgomery 4 Co., DEBORAH, Soma
0.13.1a.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-28

&pffepisen: Der bar Sc noset."
9isseren: "EIebrsb! Sci 1at. Oct
er ben iemte 3aaerten g0ebrsb ibas!"
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-28

"Sa beflaser jes ben ~itaffels lbra'
bam, TIL ueo ben isrite giuue 2eilisbeb
frabier bum ginene no af SOpebet paa
bam."
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-28

Gn Wanb, Der bauoe miitet fin meset
urrise Some os blep trSitet al en- Ben
met, at MI iao BUN Abra4a#s Stiee,
fnnrphe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-28

Mnmelote 9sosbper | Ganmarf.
(bptlse arsinssr antases at pers am,rita.)
%CIeebb.tt al soniul g.. 3. eeIb.rS 4ss, Abe 0p.nu.
@iIpautee, MIA, Der sSrtasr Apsissui he
Cansinapifs Fannie (tnsbsfsttst olsspis) sSt ARsstts.)
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-28

Silgeren: "9la, siu mig liot OF ipiie!
Seq bar life imast parm Wuo / Otte
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-28

u.-Sans SEMEN, bBo ipm
Mrbelosmano 1875, us Snitru Moren, fpot
Senninslert, bpo 1874, Yoet 9~jenoptaset.
Obenie.-Sarber Soban 6reoerit Erans
ses os Snitru Caroline gbriitine, fpot Spr>
senien. Stoma9er Seinrid Sielemanu eler
Semmer at 8irfam.
&oesfilbe.-Sen Nielieu os Suitrr
Zine Birsitte Suinm at Splinse. Susmano
4noers Olien % Suitru Vine Gatbrine Sens.
batter, besSe al Nlienasle.
Siprrins.-usiit 3ufine aatbrine Ye.
oerien, 9atter al afosoe @aaromauo Heoer
Beoerien al 8aaoiteo Seoe / Brenitee.